During World War II, the government's material controls also extended to the clothing industry. It was also an era when workwear was naturally forced to be simplified, and the use of ready-made materials that could be mass-produced was virtually obligatory.
The [451SW] was inspired by the denim pants that were manufactured during the war from 1942 to 1946, and are commonly known as the Great War model.
While following the original detail work such as the coin pocket without rivets, OD color herringbone sleek, and laurel buttons, the buffalo horn of the hip pocket is expressed by wearing processing so that the shape remains even after the paint stitching has faded.
The 13.75oz original denim with a slightly voluminous feel that emphasizes unevenness is one of the charms of the rough vertical fall.
*Length is set up to 36 inches.
W28: about 29cm (front rise) about 36cm (back rise) about 29.5cm (wading) about 19.5cm (hem width)
W29: about 29cm (front rise) about 36cm (back rise) about 30cm (wading) about 20cm (sleeve width)
W30: about 29cm (front rise) about 36cm (back rise) about 30.5cm (wading) about 20.5cm (hem width)
W31: about 29.5cm (front rise) about 36.5cm (back rise) about 31cm (wading) about 21cm (sleeve width)
W32: Approximately 29.5cm (front rise) Approximately 36.5cm (rear rise) Approximately 31.5cm (wading) Approximately 21.5cm (sleeve width)
W33: Approximately 30cm (front rise) Approximately 37cm (back rise) Approximately 32cm (wading) Approximately 22cm (sleeve width)
W34: about 30cm (front rise) about 37cm (back rise) about 32.5cm (wading) about 22.5cm (hem width)
W36: Approximately 30.5cm (front rise) Approximately 37.5cm (back rise) Approximately 33cm (wading) Approximately 23.5cm (hem width)
W38: Approximately 32cm (front rise) Approximately 39cm (rear rise) Approximately 34cm (wading) Approximately 25cm (sleeve width)
W40: Approximately 33cm (front rise) Approximately 40cm (back rise) Approximately 35cm (wading) Approximately 26cm (sleeve width)
Material: 100% cotton
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